PHASE 1: VISUAL DECONSTRUCTION - **Fabric Physics:** The source garment is a printed cotton or cotton-blend Kurta. It possesses medium-weight properties with a matte finish (low specularity). It should not shine like silk or stretch excessively like spandex. The simulation must reflect a "structured drape"—meaning it holds its shape but creases sharply at fold points (elbows, waist) rather than flowing like water. - **Key Features:** - **V-Neckline:** Must be preserved and centered on the user's sternum. - **Pattern Continuity:** The repetitive red/gold leaf motif must maintain uniform scaling and not look pixel-stretched across the chest. - **Sleeve Length:** The source is a 3/4 sleeve. This is shorter than the user's current long-sleeve shirt. The simulation must respect the 3/4 cut, potentially exposing the user's lower forearm/wrist area. - **Side Slits:** While likely bunched due to the sitting pose, the suggestion of the side seam construction must remain. PHASE 2: FIT & DRAPE SIMULATION - **Body Mapping (Seated Physics):** - Unlike the standing source image, the user is seated. The long Kurta cannot hang straight down. - **Torso:** The fabric must crease horizontally across the stomach area due to the seated posture. - **Lap Interaction:** The lower hem of the Kurta will not hang freely; it must pool and spread naturally over the user's thighs and interact with the black jeans. - **Shoulder Alignment:** The user is leaning slightly to her right; the garment neckline must tilt correspondingly to maintain gravity logic. - **Occlusion Handling:** - **Hair:** The user has shoulder-length layered hair resting on the upper chest and shoulders. This hair mask must be segmented and layered *over* the new Kurta. - **Right Wrist/Bangles:** The bangles on the right wrist must be preserved. Since the new sleeve is shorter (3/4 length), the bangles will likely sit on bare skin rather than fabric, or at the sleeve cuff edge. - **Legs/Sofa:** The bottom of the Kurta is occluded by the user's legs and the yellow sofa. PHASE 3: ENVIRONMENT & LIGHTING - **Light Match:** - The user environment has a mix of cool overhead lighting (visible in background reflection) and warm ambient bounce from the yellow sofa and wood paneling. - Shadows must be cast *under* the user's hair onto the new Kurta to ground it. - Soft contact shadows are required where the Kurta touches the sofa backrest. - **Color Calibration:** - The source Kurta is a cool grey/slate. To integrate into the user image, the grey levels need a slight warm adjustment (yellow/orange tint) to account for the "color bleed" from the large yellow sofa surface. PHASE 4: IDENTITY PROTECTION - **Facial Lock:** Absolute pixel freeze required for the user's entire face, including the forehead bindi, jawline, and neck structure. - **Body Integrity:** The user's body volume (arm width and torso breadth) must be strictly maintained. Do not warp the user's seated shape to match the standing model's thinner silhouette. The "slouch" of the fabric must conform to the user, not the other way around.